South Texas's gas production comes from stacked Tertiary-aged sands — primarily the Wilcox (Eocene) and Frio (Oligocene) — where multiple pay intervals exist within single wellbores. The Marks and Wilcox sands exemplify the conventional gas targets. Jericho's core strategy exploits this stacked geology by plugging back existing completions and progressively testing shallower, untested sands.
This stacked geology gives Jericho multiple shots at production from a single wellbore — a capital-efficient path to reserve additions without new drilling.
In addition to recompletions, Jericho is pursuing flowline, facility, and compression optimization.
Our team has operated South Texas conventional fields through multiple commodity cycles. We know these formations, these service providers, and this regulatory environment — and we put that knowledge to work on every asset we touch.

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